Brown v. Linn
Supreme Court of Colorado
Appeal from Mesa District Court — Hon. Spbigg Shacklefobd, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Musser
The appellant Brown, who resided in Missouri, *445.exchanged 100 acres of,-land situated in that state for 14 acres situated in Mesa. County, in this state, belonging to appellee Linn, who resided thereon. Deeds were exchanged through Brown’s son-in-law, who resided in Mesa County, and Linn delivered possession of the Colorado' land to Brown. As a part of the transaction, Brown paid Linn $200.00 in cash and assumed an incumbrance of $600.00 on the Mesa county land. The negotiations were begun several months before, when Brown was visiting in Mesa County, and continued after his return to Missouri…
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